Cut songs. Blend them into one mix.

Load your tracks, mark the part of each you want, match loudness and crossfade the joins. Everything runs in your browser, so your audio stays on your device.

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Quick actions

Cut audio

Keep only the part you want.

Merge songs

Join songs into one track.

Fade audio

Add fade-in and fade-out.

Remove silence

Trim silent starts and endings.

Audio effects

Reverb, echo and bass boost.

How it works

1. Add songs

Drop your files in. They are decoded on your device.

2. Cut and arrange

Drag clip edges to choose each part, then drag clips to set the order.

3. Blend and export

Match loudness, set a crossfade, check the join with and without auto-crossfade, then download MP3 or WAV.

Seamless transitions

The transition assistant checks silence at each end, compares loudness, estimates tempo and suggests a crossfade. It enables tempo matching only when the estimate looks reliable, and every change can be previewed against the original cuts. No tool can guarantee an invisible join, so you stay in control.

Supported formats

Import MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, AAC and other formats your browser can decode. Export MP3 or WAV.

Popular tools

Music Cutter

Load a song, drag the edges of the clip to the part you want to keep and export it as MP3 or WAV.

Music Merger

Add two or more songs, choose the part of each you want, set the order and export one file.

Audio Trimmer

Type a start and end time, or drag the clip edges, to remove the unwanted beginning and end of a recording.

Audio Splitter

Click the ruler to place the playhead, press S, and the clip becomes two.

Crossfade Mixer

A crossfade fades one song out while the next fades in, so the join does not click or jump.

Audio Fade

Fades remove abrupt starts and endings.

Tutorials

How to merge songs

Order, loudness and crossfade step by step.

How to cut an MP3

Exact start and end times.

Beginner audio guide

Formats, fades, volume and clipping.

Editing tips

Read the blog for short articles on crossfades, loudness, clipping and DJ-style transitions.

Frequently asked questions

Is my audio uploaded?

No. Editing happens in your browser. The only extra file loaded is the MP3 encoder, which comes from this website.

Do I need an account?

No. Add songs, edit and download without signing up.

Which formats can I use?

Import: whatever your browser can decode, usually MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A and AAC. Export: MP3 or WAV.

Will every merge sound seamless?

Not always. The tools help, and you can compare with the original cuts before exporting.